Khemenu Book Club

For thousands of years, our ancestors looked up at the night sky not for romance, but for guidance. The Moon was not a cold rock in the sky, it was the pulse of nature itself. It whispered to the oceans, stirred the sap in the trees, timed the planting of seeds, and measured the flow of blood in women’s bodies. In the villages, elders would say: “The Moon is the drumbeat of the Earth.” Let’s dive deep into what this celestial body represents. Somewhere between modern lights and busy schedules, we lost the rhythm. But the Moon never stopped dancing. And when you learn to move with her, she can…